Wednesday, April 7, 1020.
ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
page three
!
JJomesiic Jjcience Department
Conducted by
Mrs. Belle De Graf
Domestic Science Director
Sperry Flour C.
Mrs. E. E. Morton of Medford Real estate deals reported by
was in Ashland yesterday after- the Beaver Realty company that
noon visiting with friends. were completed yesterday com-
. prise the purchase of the Elmer
FRIDAY'S NEWS Ashcraft home at 136 Eigth St.
P. S. Eugle is back at his post j by Mrs. Dora Autry, also the
festival and institute. Plans are
undor way now to make this a
great day for Endeavorers. Fur
thor announcements will bo made
later.
today in the Citizens Bank after; property owned by Rev. R. E. j Wilson Wait was in Medford
Inexpensive RelUhcs Make Any
Meal More Appetizing
Dinner, luncheon and supper
parties are much Improved by the
little extra touch In the way of
a severe- bout with acuta indi
gestion that laid hiui up for a
day or two.
Mrs. Oscar Fansteel, who has
Dunlap of New -York City which 1 Thursday night attending the in-
was purchased by It. F. Harks, stallatiou of t lie KIks' officeis.
Mr. Parks is a newcomer here
from Arizona, and hi inns his fain-!
Ily to give them the advantages;
residence in
Serve these canapes on small
plates with doilies. Dessert or beyn spending the past three to he gained by
ramekin forks should accompany weeks In Ashland with her par- j this city.
I this course. 'cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Pat-!
Several Combinations , lerson, left this morning for her! Mrs. Anne Stephenson has sold
accessories. Relishes (liors ' ur ' "' j noma in .viauison, Lain,
d'ouvres) are attractive annetix-! A few cauapo combinations are,
ers. lond an artistic touch even"" follow8: Howart Barrett of Talent was; jLCobs are the purchasers
to a very plain meal These ac-i Pone an(1 niailh sari,i"p8' c"-1in the city yesterday on business,
companlments need not necessar- son wMh lemon Julce aml Wo- -
lly be made of expensive import- cesters,,ire miuce' Cut bmul "' M- C' Cbyhon is spending the
ed Ingredients, as the most or- trianBle 8lu",es' toaat or mi,,,e ,lay ln 'Velror(1 011 busine9S'
aim spreuu wnn me sardine nux-i v
, ture. Carnish with hard-boiled Kalo Shepherd, wife and baby
$
J. If. Thatcher, who has been
working In Klamath Falls, has
returned to his homo in this city.
HIT IT IS NOT YET TOO LATE
Not All the Good Bargains Are Gone.
her residence on I) street witliiu
the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy
dinary materials at hand, if care-
fully combined and seasoned, will
Dr. Ceorge Rebec of -tin l'ni-
versity of Oregon was a visitor!
in the city yesterday.
1
Meredith Beaver Is home from
The class of George Icenhowor j
of the Presbyterian Sunday school '
which had expected to take a hlke;
today In the Van Dyke cliffs;
'postponed the outing until better!
j weather. The boys of the rlassl
are (jetting their walking tons
! ready and expect to make manyj
trips as soon as the weather per-.
mits. ;
the office In an efficient man- "WE SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT IT"
ner. JOHN B. WIMER. j That Is what a housewife said to us when she called seeking a
j new home to move to after getting notice that thier abiding
l nereuy announce my candidacy; place was sold,
for re-nomination for the office
of Sheriff on the Republican1
miries I feel that iny record Prices remain ridiculously low in many cases, as compared
as a public official during the1 witn other things. The tendency is toward a rise in prices of
first term entitles me to r9. improved places. And none that have been recently purchased
nomination and re-election. j cou'd 08 h'',d ""I" handsome advance Not a day passes that
r F TFRRII I 'e " no' 'le;'r ' a" offer to buy your bargain. This certain
' ! ly WAKES I P THE PKOCRAS TINATORS.
For Assessor ! A VERY SIGNIFICANT FACT IS THAT THERE ARE MANY
I hereby announce my candidacy PLACES WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS OFFERED FOR BI T
for the nomination for the of- LITTLE MOKE THAN ONE CAN BUY SIMILAR LAND WITH
fice of County Assessor of Jack- NO IMPROVEMENTS FOR.
son County, subject to the wlsh-j with building costs as tluy are and the demand for home con
es of the voters of the Repub-; tlnulng, rents rising and population Increasing, even a Wise Blind
lican party at the primary elec- Man would not fail to see the prestat-COLDEN OPPORTUNITY and
tion of May zist. take advantage "t it.
J. B. COLEMAN.
HERE ARE SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS:
School SiiM'rlntendent
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for nomination for County:
School Superintendent on the
Republican ticket.
O. W. GODWARI). !
Dr. J. M.
Blower,
who Is con-
prove most palatable and savory. nBR pres8'!(I thronh a Iev or;l,!" J'9"1"? for ,1,elr llome lnl,he diversity of Oregon and will . w,,., witn ., 81ll,i,arUm a, Rns,..
Canapes, fish and fruit cocktulls, cul '"" B""'""' ", r "", spena me r.as.er .auu.iu.. i,llrK, me jn ,.lst 0Tt,ninK
i.uusier or crao ininceu line anu nere lor several uays wane un : nis parents, .nr. aim .ma. n. " t..,in yn r .... i o1)P11,i p.,s.
Iter with his family here. He ex-
raw oysters and clams are used
to begin the meal, whilo olives,
suited nuts, apricot preserves,
mixed with a stiff mayonnaise. ' their way home from a winter's ; Beaver.
Toast rounds of bread, spread with sojourn spent at points In Cali
a spoonful of the mixture and fornla.
C. W. Judkins, a painter of
pects to return to Roseburg Monday.
I garnish with sliced stuffed ol- j j Klamath Fulls, and son-in-law of
1 Ives. I Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barker mov-1 H. s. Newton of A street, has ur-: William Monroe Abbott, an
! Cut Bmoked salmon in thin ed yesterday from Helman street 'rived in Ashland with his family j nted aiid highly esteemed resl
; rounds to fit bread, saute bread where they had been living to 22 and will make this city his future ,,. n( Ashland, died last even-
County SllMTllllelllcllt
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for County School Su
perintendent on the republican'
ticket at the primary election,
Mav 21st. I am for education.
and for giving the -ur: 1 schools No. 66 Extra good 6-rooin house.
No. 44 Very good 4-room house,
sewer connection, chicken
house, garage; large lot, good
level soil, near high school, one
block from pavement. With
a little "dolling up" the place
Is a $10 rental property. Price
formerly $700, now reduced
and will take small payment
down, balance easy payments
at 6 per cent.
home.
SATURDAY'S NEWS
ing at his home on Blaine street.,
Mr. Abbott was 82 years of age. j
end had been ailing for
celery, etc., are passed between
courses.
Unlimited Combination
J'owwlblo In Preparing
Canapes are attractive and easy rounds in butter, place salmon on Granito diet,
to prepare, and the combinations lop ami garnish with white of a'
are almost unlimited. The foun- bard-boiled egg cut to simulate a Harry Silver is moving his
datlon is always bread cut In fan- flower; and press the yolk through household effects today from Palm j G. II. Yeo of the Citizens Bank (j,nP ,i,0 1() ,s advanced age.!
cy shapes and used either plain, a sieve and pile in the center. street where he has been living is laid up with a slight attack of and bis death was not unexpected
toasted, sauted in butter or friend Potted or devil ham spread on to u residence on Nob Hill Btreet. grip and is unable to attend to t those who watched over and
cared for him. He is survived,
by several children. His wife
preceded him to the grave nearly1
two years ago. Funeral services
will be arranged later, pending
the iirrlval of distant relatives.
? .
A deimtv sheriff from Douglas
and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis of Edge-r., , . . ... ., ,., r
the very best advantages pos
sihle. for employing as far as
possible the teachers from our
own state schools, t. lid for pay
ing ndequato salaries. I favor
more Normal schools for Ore-,
gon. A. J. HAN BY.
In deep fat. heart or diamond-shaped pieces Q ' j his duties today.
The prepared paste is spread on of fried bread. Garnish witlii Mr. and Mrs. Robert Viuing! j ?
the bread or toast, and a gar- strip of pimento and hard-boiled have started for their home in Miss Winnifred Spencer, one
nish of some kind added to make egg. ; Ahiska after spending a few days of the teachers in the city schools,
the dish look attractive. j Spread rounds of bread with In Ashland with tha former's left last evening for Copco, Calif.,
This garnish may be stuffed softened cream cheese and set a mother. to spend Easter with her parents.
olives, tiny balls of cream cheese, slice of fresh tomato over it; put i
bits of pimento cut In flower thick mayonnaice through a nas-1 Mrs- L' F- K,lslB a"(1 ,wo liul
shapes, hard-cooked egg yolks try bag with a Btar tube and . chilren ot Sal,,a C UZ are
Count V School Superintendent
some I herewith announce myself as n
candidate seeking nomination
by the Republican party for the
office of county school superin
tendent. SI'SANNE W. HOMES.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan
in
pressed through a sieve, strips of , form a border around the toma-l A"hlnd umI wi" s"-"'1 eral wood are in Ashland to spend
green pepper; in fact, almost; to. Garnish with tiny cheeso
any thing your fancy may dictate, balls rolled in parsley.'"
months with the former's mother,. Easter at the home of J. M. Mor-
Mrs. S. J. Irwin.
! gan on Mountain avenue.
: t
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wolfe, who Traveling Passenger Agent V.
THURSDAY'S NEWS 'have been spending several F. Lewis, of the Southern Pacific.
Mrs. J. R. Robison was up from molltha tni3 winter at poillts in came in this morning. He Is di
Talent today calling , on relatives the S0UtUi nave returned home. ; recting transportation of the Glee
and friends. They made the trip home in their : Club Girls and will accompany
automobile. . them to Klamath Falls.
G. H. Yeo assumed his new po- I S
Important county conferences Mrs. Lottie Pelton Is spending
youths who were wanted ill Glen
dala for robbing a store. These
joiiiig men, aged about IS or 20.
were lucked up at the depot bv
Chief Hatcher and were held in
I lie local jail while the chief no
tified Sheriff (Juine at Roseburg
ol his find. They had a suitcase
full of the goods claimed to lime
been taken from the store.
WEDNESDAY'S NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Coburn and
n vr t r .. !..,. cition (n tbn Citizens hank tills
jirH. r. n. nigrum ui uuma i ubo i jmrvum., wi,.. w,nvnU. ....... .......... ... .., p. . t . .
have been spending the past two morning, and will remain there, have ben arranged for by the Bap-. the day in Medford and Jackson- r()ll ICOl AflllOlinCGmCnt.S
days with friends In this city. taking the place of H. S. Palmer- tist new world movement, previ- ville. Political Announcements. .$15.00
4 j lee, who expects to leave that in- 0us to and following the inten- Political Display Adv. the In. !3a
Mrs Howard Barrett was up stitution shortly. sive campaign. The Rogue River ; The Teacup club of the Metho- Cash must accompany order on
from Talent yesterday afternoon' campaign in which Ashland is in-:11st church will meet next Toes- all H'j;-
visiting her mother, Mrs. F. J. : Ed Heath moved today to his eluded, will be held in Grants day afternoon at the home of ,)elicvil,s my ,.U(.c(.ssful milll.
S.inn ranch out on East Main street pass, the date to be determined, ,ls- c- w- C'hattin at .110 Harga- agement of the office of District
. where he and his family will re- probably the latter part of May. j"'116 street.
thfitmS'SncrrS " i Harry GrobbV. gone back to! Tourist travel ftm the east has
nlc Dri e and Zlun there i The R. F. Bol ranch below his business in Los Angeles af- already started. Last evening ,j
M welk The hou Mr and 1 enix a. purchased this week tcr spending a few days in Ash-; automobile loaded with a cam,
Lr! McNair 1 1 vacating 'own- F. Gilloon of California, who; land with bis mother. Mrs. J. L. '"S outfit drove through Ashlar,!
l h " nr W P T. ke and he M)ec.s to take possession about ' Gruhb, and other relatives. , from Colorado. If this early star,
w I. J,L,i 'the first of May. The sale was1 criterian of the tourist travel
l r ' . i negotiated by the Staples Realty : Todar 18 Good Friday' and thro,,!h ,lie ""nimer, it promise
V V ; .DiJa Il,n raliri,.,,o olcnir.'tn l,n iinncii'i llir l.novt'
II. Cline and step- company. r""" . , , ' "K, . " i ' r
j icance or me uay, u is me iiiiie, o s
set .apart for the serving of "Hot , Hurry Silver was transacting
'cross buns." This custom is not : business in Grants Pass a few d..y
Attorney has shown me thor
oughly qualified, and that I can
serve the people of Jackson
County in that capacity best, I
announce my candidacy for re
nomination on the Republican
ticket at the May primaries.
G. M. ROBERTS.
Mrs. C. II. Cline and step- company.
father, Fred Meiss, of Sacramen
to are in Ashland" guests at the Mr. George Mathes while nt-
Everton was
i -1 .1 teinnttnir tn nnpn a phmu inr nnp
daughter, Mrs. R. L. Wardle. day this week had the misfortune particularly carried out in his du. Ing this week
They came on account of the ill to severely cut her hand. The In-' ". but among the English J
health of Mrs. Meiss, who has , Jury Is a painful one and will In-, - -" h' de. Grants Pass yesterday lookin, a,
been staying with Mrs. Wardle this ( capacitate her for some time. th. : pond. J propei,y inte,,,tg 9,10 hllM.
winter. She expects to return i v s ln ,i.t
1 I .. . .. , . . i an sum nn the dav dawns. : "lul
home With the visitors as soon reiurneu iasi nigm , -
n n .)a U a Ida tn n.nkR the Imir- irom Man rrancisco wnere ne nan
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Dis
trict Attorney, on Republican
ticket, subject to the wish of the
voters at coming primary elec
tion. I believe that the laws
should he honestly and fairly
enforced, and if nominated and
elected will see that they are
so enforced.
H. A. CANADAY.
NOW
IS THE TIME
TO
Preserve Eggs
IN
Water
Glass
OR
SILK ATE 'OF SODA
Ono pint at 20c will pre
serve !l dozen eggs. Short
quart 2!ir. Full quarts llac.
Gallon $1.IHI. The cheapest
and most satisfactory met bod
of preserving eggs for winter
use.
McNAIR BROS.
The ffigXgiiL Store
stone foundation, cellar, bath,
etc.; wulls plastered, very con
venient arrangement of interi
or, chicken yards and buildings
for garage and chickens; extra
large lot with good garden spot
and abundance of all kinds of
fruit and flowers. Nicely lo
cated overlooking valley but
level and easy of access. Price
reduced from $1 800, away
down; terms at that.
No. 22S 10 acres splendid apple,
peach and pear orchard, none
better; fine location, mile from
city on highway; all fenced;
good income from fruit; splen
did building site. Price re
duced from $2700 to real har
galu price, $2300; easy pay
ments at that.
No. 20 An ncre nicely located
near Junior high school, easy
of access, level and rich soil.
Good house, modern Improve
ments, good garage and wood
house, concrete cellar, world's
of fruit and flowers, cement
walk, valued at :ir00, but will
be sold away under that. Don't
you want to look at it and get
ternu?
No. 107 Unusually fine house,
six rooms, pantry, bath, etc.,
beautiful front, stone founda
tion, beautiful trees, south
front, affording view of
Ashland canyon anil Mount
Ashland; wood house, etc.,
at back door, good large barn
and garage; extra large lot. 200
feet deep, level rich soil; lot
alone worth half the price will
sell place for. Location one
and one-half block from Main
street, three blocks postoffice;
valued at $5000 by all builders
and property owners who have
examined it but the owner is
non-resident and is going 'o
SELL at a discount of $1300.
Now, are you goin-; to let this
bargain get awa,' from you?
No. 220 10 acres all fenced;
good four-room plastered house,
barn and chicken bouse; good
well; some fruit; 5 acres al
falfa. A splendid little home
reduced from $2700 to $24.r.0;
easy payments.
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
Office in Austin Hotel Bldg. Phono 2(1
Salesmen at your service:
E. E. Philips, Geo. E. Yates and E. T. Staples
Car Poultry Supplies
Look this li:t over; there is surely something you must
have. Lowest possible prices.
Diamond Chick Food.
Diamong Egg Producer.
Diamond Scratch Food.
Diamond Meat Scraps.
Diamond Fish Scraps.
Diamond Fish Meal.
Diamond Granulated Bone.
Diamond Grit.
Oyster Shell.
Poultry Shell.
Charcoal.
Fine Corn Meal.
Cotton Seed Meal.
Linseed Meal.
Soya Bean Meal.
Kaola Meal.
Alfalfa Meal.
White Shorts.
Mill Run.
Blalchford's Milk Mash.
Illatchford's Calf Meal.
Blatcht'ord's Pig' Meal.
1 LOI R AM) 1 F.ED
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
ii :;::i:Tf:ifSi::;i::Ui;.
r:;;, n
ncy.
Captain D. I. Piper of the U. S.
army was In Ashland today in con-
I campaign which the war depart-
months on business.
4
The friends of Mrs. J. M. Hind-! ment nas bceu m"kl"8 'r the
This section of the country has
! 18 mu':u """,U1,;" "'.oection with the special recruiting apartmenti to the Home ot
rror. jrving e. ining ien inenauu,
first of the week for New York
-t L. . n.ll1 ....nn.l nn.AHil
nuwo ' -I"""" "-'"' . . nasi two months.
I man, wno nioveu iasi ian irom
here to Redding, will regret to
Mrs. H. L. Green, who recently learn that she fell from a porch a. ...!,; ..., ,.. of the coming of Lloyd Carri.l,
I ICICIIl'U a JKUWll OWdlYlllf, 111111 1UI ,
moved from Ashland to UralllS Bliori lime bru aim a Beuuusiv
Pass, was in this city spending a hurt,
few days with friends and looking! P for a month
I hereby announce my candidacy
; lur iiuiuiu.iin'ii uu in" Li.......
Mrs. William Hulen and little! can ticket for the office of Wit-
II H U llUIIOV. 1 "irr. ..
pledge myself to an impartial
enforcement of the law.
F. P. FA ItltEI.L.
former's mother, Mrs. ('hail
bott, on East Main street
A. A
chrtntinn Fn ilen voi nr nf TioiMie ' hereby announce myself a Re
River valley will be glad to learn
For Sheriff
after business affairs.
Mm nnut In nr llirei. il.iva which lormer siaie presiueio, iui u .-en..,,
Her Injuries will lay her ,..,,..,,,, ,,; , ,,.: of Christian Endeavor rallies, he-
IB ut iiic;ivi ma x; uvmci.i tu tut: 1
m ti ... i ' einnine nrobablv Mav 1. it M'"I-i
gun, i iusjffuis two luumuK guuu " "
Gerald Wenner and family nre tor tlie fut,lre welfl,ro of cr"Ia
an rruit in tins section or tne
ford' or Ashland, with a May Day,
publican candidate for Sheriff
ot Jackson County, at the May
primaries. Several years' ex
perience in this line of work,
including lust cix months of
1913 in the tax collection de
partment, thoroughly qualifies
me to administer the duties of
Oat Customers Tell Us
THAT OUR IMPLEMENTS DO THE WORK THE WAY THE FARMER
WANTS IT DONE .
lies! I'ci 'on 1 1 1 1 1 'I H l;i-
llMIM'llts C'lll IlilVI'.
calley.
F. S. Engle, assistant cashier
of the Citizens bank, Is sick to-
Practically all the canvassing
parties of the V. S. rrmy who have'
been in this section, have been
The Jackson county conference , now occupying the Connor resi
of the Inter-Church World Move-'dence on Alida street they nc
ment will be held in Medford ( quired recently.
Thursday, April 8. This is one I
of many conferences to be held
all over Oregon early in the month
of April,
The project of establishing a
road inside the rim or crater, .... ; o. H. Johnson has been eon-
an Asniana visnor louay.
j fined to his bed for the past two
Frank Bess and family moved days with sickness.
this week to Allison street where
D. C. Harris, chief electrician
VULCANIZING
day, and Is unable to attend to roruano, irom wnere
business. i t,iey wi" be returned to their regl-
5 j nients.
Mrs. Peters of Hilt, Calif., wa3
lake will be abandoned on ac-
count of the needs for highway
Improvement being great to
reach that resort. A communi
cation from Stephen B. Mather,
director of the national park ser
vice, after being approached on
they are settling in the Willison
house they recently purchased, i in tl,e "" aml Storekeeper Har-
ry Oakley were in Ashland today
Fred T. Wilson of the Ideal for the purpose of giving out In-
the subject, statei that the ex-(grocery Is the purchaser of a new formation as to the status of the,
pense would be so great, both in Dodge car which he acquired yes- service men in the navy, many
Is past the experimental stage. It
is an art, which when executed
by skilled workmen will give you
more miles on that "BEST TIRK
VOL' KVHK HAD."
Hi log in the Old
One and let us
mako them into
live new
"SPARKS"
Ami tliiit's tin
linn ,'inv I'lii'in in
Tlieie is mi siilliliitc I'm' tlie
ity tli.'il iissiiri's aniiil wnrl; (lie kiml
tlint niei'ts the ir;ictii';il fanner's iii-
l'lllll.
Our plows lUil ami liainlli'
casii, lull it's tlie uiiimI sci'il lu'il
niakiM.H' (iiality of llicir liutliiins that
ffives tlicin li'ail('rsliii.
Our ruin ilaiili'i's liai' an anto
niatic niarkci' ami all of 1 1n utlici'
('iiin'cnicm'cs, Init it is I lie ai'cnrary nl'
tlit'ir 1 1' - the d(MMsinii with which
thiy put the ilesiivil iiiinilii'i' of ki'i'
nels in every hill that makes users
especially jhnl they hoii.ulit at our
store.
Our cultivators have more than the
usual operatin.y; advantages, hut it is
the way they will work all ol' the soil
hetweeii the rows that makes users
call them the hest.
Von will I'iml nhility to ilo nood
work preihimiiiant in all our imple
ments. They are lmilt hy a I'iim thai
puts e;on(l work first. We see ;'.at
they are set up the way the manufac
turer intended. We help you to
understand their operation so tha;
you can jref the full advantage of
their nooil wurkiiiir iialities.
lie sure of good work iilinve every -tliiiiS
else, when you luiv your im
plements this year. Come in ami let
us show vuu our line.
HUBBARD BROTHERS
MEDFORD, OREGON
In these days of II. C. L. the tu lcanizing works can be made a
constructing the road and keep
ing It up that the project Is prohibitive.
terday.
Verne Blue, a student
i of whom are among the Ashland great money saver for you
ex-service men.
of the
University of Oregon, came home ; Mrs. W. M. Foley and little
C. R. DeHaven has moved Into yesterday from Eugene for a brief daughter left yesterday for Eu-
Ihe residence at 631 Scenic Drive vacation. I gone where they will visit withj
where he will make his home 4 $ tleir daughter and sister, Miss
liereafter. I Miss Viola Provost, who Is at- j Lilly Poley. From there they will
I t tending the Sacred Heart Acad- go to Corvallis to be the guests
Final papers have been re-j emy In Medford this winter, came ' of Mrs. Joseph Poley and daugh
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. S. S.over last evening to spend the ters.after which they will continue
Mitchell for the adoption of the, week end with her father, P. Pro- to Bandon for a visit with rela
21 months old baby girl who has! vost. lives. They expect to he gone
been in the home of Clyde Cos- 0 j two weeks,
tello since the death of her moth-1 Andy Payne, who has been $ 4
er, a Mrs. Pearce. The little lady I working at Hilts for the past two Mrs. Cora Carter is moving Into
will be known as Charlotte May months, has finished bis job there the house on High street owned
Mitchell hereafter, and is a very'80'' returned horn? this week, j by Mrs. Oscar Fansteel, of Madi
attractive baby. i son, California.
'Miss Mary Mathes Is borne for j
Mrs. Lillie Wlmer and little son: ,ne Easter vacation from the l'ni-i Friends of Marion Miller, the
of Myrtle Creek visited at thejlersity of Oregon where she is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Miller,
home of Mrs. George Robison a!""JpnL I who was hurt in the automobile
couple of days this week. I accident in Los Angeles several
4 I Mrs. A. C. Lyon of Grlnnell. j wePks aKOi win be glad to hear be
! N. H. Harrison and Perry Ash-jlw. wa In Ashland this week j a niuch Improved at present, and
craft are in Portland this week; visiting at the home of Mr. and j bis recovery is expected in a short
bttending- the Fordson convention Mrs- W. H. Day on Baum street. I time.
Jn session there. ! Mrs- L'on ' on ner way to San j
4 Francisco to meet her husband, j Mr. and Mrs. William Stump
' R. C. Porter and wife are both ' Lieutenant Lynn, who has been nd little daughter of Talent were
confined to the house with sick- serving In Siberia and China, and shoppers in AdJuiiu this fore-
Lel us show you.
Ashland Vulcanizing Works
til. C. LIXIXGER & SOX, Props.
While House Grocery
Caters to the mo:-t particular customers and ask to bellied
out. We also carry the best, goods that can he obtained at
these markets. We always have the best vegetables that can
be bought and at Just as reasonable price as can be handled
In the near future our stock, siLo the building, will he
given a readjusting to makethings more attractive; also that
our force will be able to give belter service to the trade.
Thanking ell for the continuance of their patronage, I
await your commands,
J. C. KAEGI
Successor lo A. ('. Xinlnger.
The Fro(D)E
Iteing small, light and rim it til. Ilm "I'OltllSOX" Tractor i-
nilapliil tor iie 011 kiiuiII fni ins. 11s well us on the laigeM. It will
pull all farm Implenienl mid do Hie work gencialli ilone by
licoses mi Ihe farm. In mlililiiin, hy lis hell pulley I he Irminr
will drive farm luai liinriy, such if tlirenlirr, hat baler, ensilage
Hitler, sawmill, etc aking Hie "I'OKUSOV" 11 truly unhcrsiil
1 1 actor.
In design mid construction llio -'OIUSO." tnki-s 11 bum step
in approaching I lie ideal tractor. The simplicil) of lis oxT;ilioii
and i-oiisli iii'liiin Hill 11 1 01111' apeiil lo the farmer.
Call on us for a demonstration.
HARRISON BROS.
Ashland, Oregon
Fordson Tractor Dealers
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(lets this week.
Is on his way home.